Algiers, June 2018

1. Smart Cities
Technology and
Investment Global
Summit – Algiers
TMTFinance.Com
June 27 - 28, 2018
Blockchain Evolution and
its Impact on Supply Chain

2. Overview
Understanding
Blockchain
Blockchain
Technology
trends and
limitations
Blockchain Use
Cases
Blockchain in
Logistics /
Supply Chain
Conclusion and
Outlook

3. Blockchain
Disruption the Business of Trust
Going from a centralized to a
decentralized, distributed database
using blockchain

4. Blockchain
Evolution
Source: Accenture

5. Key Features of Blockchain
The Emergence of Blockchain Technology

6. Blockchain
Illustration of a
Blockchain
Transaction

7. Blockchain
Current Status and Limitations
Data
Transparency
Decentralization & Consensus
Smart
Contracts
Security
- Immutability & Encryption
Technology
- Salability
- Access control
Organization &
Culture
- Technology Experts
Standards &
Governance
- GDPR
Industry
Adaptation

8. Hyperledger Explained
Why Business Blockchain Technologies
q Incubating and promoting enterprise grade, open
source business blockchain technologies, including
distributed ledgers, smart contracts, client libraries,
graphical UI, utility libraries, and sample
applications.
q Provides the underlying open source software.
q Built under technical governance and open
collaboration, individual developers, service and
solution providers, government associations,
corporate members and end user.
A global, cross-industry
community of communities
advancing business
blockchain technologies.

9. Hyperledger
Early Adaptor Industries
Financial Services
The most immediate business
opportunities are to use
business blockchains to track
and trade stocks and bonds
with reduced risk and time, and
increased transparency.
Supply Chain
Blockchain technologies will
lead to greater efficiency, as
well as safer and more ethical
standards through the ability to
prove the veracity of
transactions to all stakeholders.
Healthcare
Business blockchains are giving
the healthcare industry a
chance to reinvent what
historically has been a thorny
problem: sharing patient data
records between organizations.

10. Use Cases
Across different Industries
Source: IBM / Trade Logistics
Source: Microsoft Source: Altoros/Everledger
Source: MIT Media Lab Source: Dassault Systems
Source: Power Ledger
Energy Distribution
Automotive & ManufacturingHealthcare
Ethical SourcingDigital Identities
Logistics

11. Smart
Contracts
Source: DHL
Possible Implementations

12. Logistics
Process and Challenges
Source: DHL Source: IBM

13. Blockchain in Logistics
Source: Maersk
Source: IBM
Source: DHL

14. Conclusion and Outlook
q Blockchains first use case was crypto currencies and has since than come a long way
and shows significant impact across almost all industries.
q Blockchains limitations in particular around scalability and access control are being
addressed in particular through open source initiatives such as Linux Foundation’s
Hyperledger working group.
q Many projects are underway applying blockchain technology to supply chain and
other industries to boost transparency, trust and efficiency by getting rid of the
‘middle man’
q We anticipate blockchain technology will intersect with many innovations in particular
through open collaboration between many stakeholders.
q Success in supply chain and logistics depends on how the transformation of legacy
processes can be achieved. Blockchain will play a key role in achieving this objective.

15. Thank You
Rolf Lumpe
RAL Capital Ltd.
Managing Director
Office: +81-50-5534-8160
Cell: +81-80-3446-9725 (WhatsApp)
Skype: mrscrolf
Email: rlumpe@ralcltd.com
Web: www.ralcapital.com
Merci
‫ﻟﻛم‬ ‫ﺷﻛرا‬

16. Use Case
Logistic
Overview
Source: Accenture

17. Use Cases
Mining Industries
Source: GMSG
Typical challenges faced by mining companies where blockchain could unlock value

18. On the Blockchain
Visibility versus Accessibility
BTC
ETH
Public
poll
Medical
records
University
degrees
Permissionless
(private)
Permissionless
(public)
(private)
Permissioned
(public)
Permissioned
Read
Yes
Write
No
Read
No
Write
Yes